Lecture

Scientific Citations: Importance and Responsibility

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Description

This lecture, led by Sandrine Hinrichs, discusses the significance of citing scientific sources accurately and responsibly. It covers topics such as the responsibility of scientists, the importance of reliable sources, and the ethical and cognitive implications of plagiarism and citation practices. The lecture delves into the challenges and best practices of citing, referencing, and using sources in academic and scientific work.

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